Adjusts subgroup built-in name verbs to match atomics operations#4627
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This PR is part of gpuweb#4528 which only changes two operations ``` subgroupSum -> subgroupAdd subgroupProduct -> subgroupMul ``` And making builtin's consistent with GLSL, WGSL atomics and wgpu.
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This PR is part of #4528 which only changes two operations
And making builtin's consistent with GLSL, WGSL atomics and wgpu.